In Jainism, “Porsi” (also spoken as “Porshi / Porshi-bhojan”) does not mean a place; it is a type of meal/fasting rule, especially followed by Shravaks.

Very simply:

• Porsi = eating only once in the morning, before a certain set time
• That time is usually around 3 hours after sunrise (exact limit can vary by tradition / local Pachchakkhan).

So:

• If you are in Bengaluru, “Porsi in Bengaluru” means:

Fixing your Porsi-bhojan time limit according to Bengaluru sunrise time (for that date), and eating your only meal of the day before that time.

For example (only as a concept, not exact for today):

• If sunrise in Bengaluru is at 6:30 am,
• Then Porsi limit might be roughly up to 9:30 am (depending on how your Guru / local Jain Sangh defines it).
• After that time, you will not eat again that day.

To follow it correctly in Bengaluru:

1. Check daily sunrise time for Bengaluru.
2. Ask your local Jain Sangh / Guru what exact Porsi limit they follow (some say 2 hours, some 3 hours after sunrise).
3. Take Pachchakkhan accordingly and eat only once before that time.

If you tell me:

• Which Jain Sampraday (Deravasi / Sthanakvasi / Digambar), and
• Whether you want today’s typical Porsi time pattern,

I can guide you conceptually, but exact clock time you must confirm locally from your Jain Sangh or their printed/WhatsApp tithi-panchang for Bengaluru.